Suman Yadav
Biographic Data
| ID | 4463494 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Suman Yadav |
| GIVEN NAMES | Suman |
| FAMILY NAME | Yadav |
| SIGNATURE | YADAV S |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Hyderabad |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-9611-7910 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Physicochemical characteristics and statistical analysis of groundwater (Drinking) quality parameters in the rural area of Dewanganj, Nepal
The degradation and contamination of groundwater is a big problem for the residents of Dewanganj, Nepal, because of the heavy use of fertilizer, fungicides, insecticides, wastewater discharge, people’s ignorance, government’s negligence, and the widespread groundwater withdrawal. So, there is a need for advanced statistical approaches to assess water quality analysis. This research evaluates the physicochemical characteristics and statistical ana…
Is Legalese a Good Medium of Communication? - An Empirical Study
India became independent 77 years ago. It marked a new beginning for the country. It became more nationalised in its approach. India started supporting local businesses and moving towards self-sufficiency. We gave ourselves a new constitution which mapped the development of our beloved multi-linguistic, multi-cultured nation. We started re-writing our laws adept to our needs. The language of the laws however, still remains the same. It won’t be w…
Shifting Paradigms
Medicine is not merely a science but an art as well. It consists not merely of compounding mixtures, preparing decoctions, pills, plasters and drugs of all kinds but it also deals with the different processes of life. The practice of such medicines in India dealt not merely with the external body of man but also with the inner man or the soul since times immemorial. The science of medicine is of fundamental importance to keep our total mind and s…
The Rise of Western Medical Practices in Colonial India (A Study of the Pre-Annexation British Reports From Awadh)
As described in this article, the Ayurvedic medical education in Indiacan be traced from the ancient times when the knowledge was imparted by Vaidyas who enjoyed a responsible position in the society. Certain principles for the men of medicine were laid down by Charak and Susruta, both were known as good physicians and teachers. Charak and Susruta believed that good physicians must be a person who is well versed in the science of medicine and has…
‘Half dead survivor’ (A debate on ‘Chand’ special issue
This essay pertains to the plight of widows within Indian culture, as discussed by female intellectuals of a Hindi women’s magazine. Beginning with a survey of the prevailing condition of women in the early 20th century that was predominantly a continuation of the traditional social order with little changes, the essay situates this as the backdrop for the examination of widows’ position. This article sheds light on the various atrocities that we…
Fleshing Out Identity of Untouchables in Hindi Public Sphere
This research examines both privileged and underprivileged literati’s views on the representation of Dalit identity in the Hindi public sphere, specifically focusing on the Hindi magazine Chand (May 1927). This article investigates their response to the prevailing caste system and religious conversion portrayed in the Chand. It also inspects the conception of untouchability by examining the role of caste associations and social institutions in co…
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The Rise of Western Medical Practices in Colonial India (A Study of the Pre-Annexation British Reports From Awadh)
As described in this article, the Ayurvedic medical education in Indiacan be traced from the ancient times when the knowledge was imparted by Vaidyas who enjoyed a responsible position in the society. Certain principles for the men of medicine were laid down by Charak and Susruta, both were known as good physicians and teachers. Charak and Susruta believed that good physicians must be a person who is well versed in the science of medicine and has…
‘Half dead survivor’ (A debate on ‘Chand’ special issue
This essay pertains to the plight of widows within Indian culture, as discussed by female intellectuals of a Hindi women’s magazine. Beginning with a survey of the prevailing condition of women in the early 20th century that was predominantly a continuation of the traditional social order with little changes, the essay situates this as the backdrop for the examination of widows’ position. This article sheds light on the various atrocities that we…
Fleshing Out Identity of Untouchables in Hindi Public Sphere
This research examines both privileged and underprivileged literati’s views on the representation of Dalit identity in the Hindi public sphere, specifically focusing on the Hindi magazine Chand (May 1927). This article investigates their response to the prevailing caste system and religious conversion portrayed in the Chand. It also inspects the conception of untouchability by examining the role of caste associations and social institutions in co…
Is Legalese a Good Medium of Communication? - An Empirical Study
India became independent 77 years ago. It marked a new beginning for the country. It became more nationalised in its approach. India started supporting local businesses and moving towards self-sufficiency. We gave ourselves a new constitution which mapped the development of our beloved multi-linguistic, multi-cultured nation. We started re-writing our laws adept to our needs. The language of the laws however, still remains the same. It won’t be w…
Shifting Paradigms
Medicine is not merely a science but an art as well. It consists not merely of compounding mixtures, preparing decoctions, pills, plasters and drugs of all kinds but it also deals with the different processes of life. The practice of such medicines in India dealt not merely with the external body of man but also with the inner man or the soul since times immemorial. The science of medicine is of fundamental importance to keep our total mind and s…
Physicochemical characteristics and statistical analysis of groundwater (Drinking) quality parameters in the rural area of Dewanganj, Nepal
The degradation and contamination of groundwater is a big problem for the residents of Dewanganj, Nepal, because of the heavy use of fertilizer, fungicides, insecticides, wastewater discharge, people’s ignorance, government’s negligence, and the widespread groundwater withdrawal. So, there is a need for advanced statistical approaches to assess water quality analysis. This research evaluates the physicochemical characteristics and statistical ana…
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